Wokingham schools and community groups invited to apply for free compost
Donations of re3grow compost are being offered by re3, the waste management partnership between Bracknell Forest, Reading, Wokingham Borough Councils
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CLASP Wokingham springs into action
CLASP Wokingham springs into action
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Team to help improve recycling rates
New faces have hit the streets of Wokingham Borough to help residents recycle more of their waste.
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Young people with autism can enjoy independence at a Woodley youth club
Youngsters can enjoy friendship and fun thanks to generous donors
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‘Wokingham people can’t wait to see the back of the Conservatives and the back of John Redwood’ – Sir Ed Davey on his party’s election hopes
Sir Ed is hoping his party can go from running the council as a minority administration to having a majority
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New Wokingham town mayor selected
Cllr Rob Comber has been a town councillor since 2023.
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Hear Jesus' last days told with drama and music
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Knit, stitch and natter in Wokingham
Knitters and stitchers can work and chat at Wokingham Library
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Find fresh food, plants, and produce in the town centre
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No, the Lib Dems are not anti-car says party leader Sir Ed Davey during visit to Wokingham and Reading
He was visiting Reading and Wokingham to drum up support for the party's general election candidate Clive Jones
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